For a charity attracting more donations than the British Heart Foundation, the
Cup Trust’s website is a paltry affair. A single 100-word webpage baldly
states that it was set up to provide grants to “benefit children and young
adults”.

A gmail address and a phone number connecting to a company that provides cheap
loans for cars are the only points of contact.

Such a limited presence would not suggest that the Cup Trust was the 14th
biggest charity in Britain. Yet its low profile was engineered to mask its
true purpose: the generation of millions of pounds of tax relief